Focused workshop
A focused session around one marketing challenge, skill to improve or practical tool.
DG Lab | Training & Workshops
Practical learning for teams that want clearer thinking, useful tools and skills they can apply to real marketing work.
Team learning
DG Lab training is built around what people should understand or do better afterward. The goal is not to fill a session with slides. It is to leave the team with clearer thinking, practical tools and a better way to approach the work.
Formats
The format follows what the team needs to learn. We do not force every team into the same program.
A focused session around one marketing challenge, skill to improve or practical tool.
Structured learning that gives the team a shared base, common language and time to apply the ideas.
A tailored series that connects several topics or builds skills around a bigger business need.
Learning areas
Programs can draw from the same areas that shape add2go consulting and DG Lab courses.
Priorities, audiences, positioning, customer journeys and the role of each channel.
Email basics, customer moments, email types, planning and better writing.
Understanding needs, moments, friction and how communications support the experience.
Connecting channels, content and customer experience around a clearer role for digital.
Practical tools, processes and ways of working that make the work more consistent.
Turning strategy and audience understanding into clearer, more useful marketing communication.
How it works
Useful training starts by understanding what the team needs to do better, not by choosing a workshop title.
Understand the team, the business context and the skill that needs to improve.
Shape the content, examples and exercises around that need.
Facilitate clear, practical learning with space to discuss and apply the ideas.
Give the team useful tools and next steps so the learning continues after the session.
Training for your team
Tell us what the team wants to improve. We can build the learning around the real work instead of forcing it into a generic package.